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Facing Melanoma: Leah B's Journey from PA to Patient
Leah never imagined she’d go from treating patients to becoming one. Just five days after her wedding, she received a life-changing call—she had melanoma. With countless questions about her future, she turned to DecisionDx-Melanoma for answers. Her test results provided clarity, helping her avoid unnecessary surgeries and find peace of mind. Watch her inspiring journey of resilience, hope, and the power of knowing.

It's melanoma, now what?
Melanoma is one of the most common cancers found among adults, aged 15-29, in the U.S. and the deadliest if not caught early. There are emerging technologies to help identify a patient’s risk for recurrence and metastasis such as gene expression profiling. Learn about DecisionDX-Melanoma, which is a predictive test to help patients make the most informed treatment decisions.

From Fear to Confidence: DecisionDx-Melanoma. Greg’s Story of Empowerment Over a Melanoma Diagnosis
Discover Greg’s inspiring journey from a cancer diagnosis to a life of outdoor adventures, empowered by the DecisionDx-Melanoma test. Follow his path to knowledge and resilience in the face of melanoma.

Don't let fear define your journey: a uveal melanoma patient journey
Danet didn’t let fear of the unknown define her uveal melanoma journey. Hear how Castle Biosciences DecisionDx-UM test impacted her treatment.

Be your own advocate: Morgan England, Stage III melanoma survivor, shares her story
As a Stage III Melanoma survivor, Morgan speaks on how important it is to be your own advocate. After her diagnosis, she requested the DecisionDx-Melanoma test from her doctor for the additional information it can provide. The results she received from her DecisionDx-Melanoma test report continue to help reduce her anxiety and provide confidence about her future.

Mary F. – Marking “Cancerversaries”
Since her diagnosis with uveal melanoma in September 2013, life looks very different for Mary Judy French.

Mary D. – Taking Matters Into Her Own Hands
Mary sat in disbelief. How could that small dot in her eye, the one her doctor had called a “freckle” just twelve years ago, now be a malignant tumor?

Peter L. – The Test of Time
It was just two days before the radiation treatment of his uveal melanoma, or eye cancer.

Jerry W. – A Second Chance for Jerry
He just knew he was going to die. In September 2009, Jerry W., a retired GM employee, was diagnosed with uveal melanoma. His entire world collapsed.